African Witchcraft and Otherness

African Witchcraft and OthernessA bold work of African philosophy and theology that brings together witchcraft and the philosophy of Levinas. This work of African philosophy and theology uses the thought of Emmanuel Levinas to provide an analysis of tfu (witchcraft) among the Wimbum people of Cameroon along with a critique of intersubjective relations. Taking an approach he calls "critical contextualism," author Elias Bongmba employs Levinas's philosophy, particularly the concept of

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